Anonymous
19 March 2019 at 06:32
Good Morning to all Experts,
I have a flat in co-operative housing society, there is no managing committee, no chairman and secretary, there is no body for management of the society.
I have applied for a loan , Bank has asked for a no due and no objection certificate but as there is no chairman secretary in society i am unable to get no due and no objection certificate from the society
how can i get a no due and no objection.
what are the other options available to me that can help me.
can a bank refuse to give loan in this scenario.
Anonymous
18 March 2019 at 16:47
I had bought house 4 years back. It was registered in my name and my mother, due to I was single that time so bank suggested this for home loan security perpose. Total payment done by me only. Now I want to change ownership in me and my wife name and my mother ok with it. I am doing this for future perpose only. Property is loan free. Plz suggest what should I do??
SURESH UNGARALA
18 March 2019 at 14:18
Dear Sir,
My name is Suresh from Hyderabad, I want to purchase one property (independent house) at Jeedimetla, before going with Agreement Just I applied for EC.
Actually that property has registered in Medchal office after that come under Quathbullapur municipality, So I need to get two EC's for that property.
Medchal EC showing different house number other than what Iam purchasing as per Sale dead.
Whereas Quathbullapur EC is showing correct house number as per sale dead.
Mee seva peson is telling check with medchal registered office once and update that.
My quetion is , is it small issue , can I proceed with updating in register office and get correct EC.
or any complications in this. ?
Please suggest.
Ashu
18 March 2019 at 11:50
In our flat share certificate there is a spelling mistake in the name of my dad. so what is the procedure for rectification of name in co op housing society ltd. Somehow we have lost the aggrement for the home as well. We have a will of our grand parents through whom it was tranfered to my dad.
MAHESWARAN MUTHU PANDI
16 March 2019 at 13:54
we have a land on 40 cent as agricultural land with my grandpa name. registered in 1975. got from Mr . Laxmanan.
but unfortunately my grandpa didn't apply for Patta. now he need to change the land to my name.
Now the problem is Patta don't have my grandpa name . It was with the name of Mr Lakshmanan' brother
but now both are not living.
this case, surveyor refused to give Patta with my grandfather name so what can I do please help me.
Anonymous
16 March 2019 at 01:11
Sir I have purchased a property in UP 7 year back from land owned by SC (who has done plotting on his land and sold to people) . i have got registry of the property done in my name .
can i do its mutation ??? how can avoid any conflict in this regard .
P.V. Sankaranarayanan
15 March 2019 at 18:29
in a jointly held flat in our housing society in Mumbai, original member sold the flat for which an agreement of sale was jointly made by the original member and the joint holder being his wife, regisered but before making an application to the Society the original member expired. Hence the joint member made an application for transfer of shares and interests to a third party. The original member in fact had nominated his two daughters as the nominees for 50% share each. Can the Society transfer the flat to the buyer of the flat ignoring the rights of the nominees since the agreement for sale has been made by the original member and the joint holder ? The buyer has sent a lawyer's notice to the Society threatening to go to court in the event of non-transfer. The buyer nor the seller has provided any letter of indemnity to Society for which the Society is continuously following up which has not yet vbeen complied with by both the parties.
Husband dies leaving behind his wife. No children or other heirs. She wants to sell the flat which was in joint name of her and her husband. What procedure she needs to follow? Is getting legal heir certificate necessary ? If yes from which authority she will get legal heir cerificate? Tehsildaar or court or municipal corporation. Is there any stamp duty she needs to pay? If yes how much? And how much time it will take?
venkat
15 March 2019 at 14:19
Hello
I had performed a sale agreement in 2006 and had received 25% of the advance. Due to some reasons buyer never turned up for registration. Now from no where the buyer lands up and demands the advance paid back. Is the agreement still valid.
regards
House of my uncle
My father has one elder brother whom has four daughters but he only wants to give property to only one daughter so other three daughters sold my uncles house to me but after some time uncle and his one daughter sold same house to other person and so case was filled in civil court but due to my negligence other person won and tries to build his house I was given one month what should be done and can the result be favoured in my house